Sinisterra was forced off in the 14th minute of Friday's draw against Palace with a hamstring injury. Whites boss Jesse Marsch said: "We're hopeful it's not too much or too long or too severe. Any time we have a hamstring injury, I'm totally dissatisfied because that's reflective of everything we do with them physically. We'll evaluate that and we hope it's not so bad."Sinisterra was forced off in the 14th minute of Friday's draw against Palace with a hamstring injury. Whites boss Jesse Marsch said: "We're hopeful it's not too much or too long or too severe. Any time we have a hamstring injury, I'm totally dissatisfied because that's reflective of everything we do with them physically. We'll evaluate that and we hope it's not so bad."
Sinisterra was forced off in the 14th minute of Friday's draw against Palace with a hamstring injury. Whites boss Jesse Marsch said: "We're hopeful it's not too much or too long or too severe. Any time we have a hamstring injury, I'm totally dissatisfied because that's reflective of everything we do with them physically. We'll evaluate that and we hope it's not so bad."

Leeds United's updated injury list in full and return dates with quartet out of Wolves opener

Leeds United suffered two new injuries in Friday’s 1-1 draw against Crystal Palace in Australia which left Whites boss Jesse Marsch with seven players out.
By Lee Sobot
Published 23rd Jul 2022, 12:15 BST
Updated 23rd Jul 2022, 12:38 BST

Summer signing Luis Sinisterra and Adam Forshaw both came off injured during the first half of Friday’s contest in Perth which fell just 15 days before United’s Premier League opener at home to Wolves.

Leeds now have just one more pre-season friendly remaining via the visit of Cagliari Calcio to Elland Road next Sunday evening.

Here, we run through United’s updated injury list in full and what has been said about each absentee with a view to possible return dates.

The Whites also have a suspension to contend with, which has an impact on the first game of the new campaign against Wolves at Elland Road on Saturday, August 6.

Here, we run through United’s updated injury list in full and what has been said about each absentee with a view to possible return dates.

Dallas is continuing his recovery from a femoral fracture suffered in the 4-0 defeat at home to Manchester City at the end of April. Marsch revealed in May that surgery on the Northern Ireland international's injury had been successful but that it would be at least six months before he played again and stated the importance of Dallas not being rushed.

7. Stuart Dallas

Dallas is continuing his recovery from a femoral fracture suffered in the 4-0 defeat at home to Manchester City at the end of April. Marsch revealed in May that surgery on the Northern Ireland international's injury had been successful but that it would be at least six months before he played again and stated the importance of Dallas not being rushed. Photo: Alex Davidson

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James will miss United's season opener at home to Wolves due to the straight red card that he picked up in the 3-0 defeat at home to Chelsea last May. The dismissal landed James a three-game ban which concludes with the 2022-23 curtain-raiser against Bruno Lage's side.

8. Dan James (suspended)

James will miss United's season opener at home to Wolves due to the straight red card that he picked up in the 3-0 defeat at home to Chelsea last May. The dismissal landed James a three-game ban which concludes with the 2022-23 curtain-raiser against Bruno Lage's side. Photo: Albert Perez

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